Hello,

Best college for biotechnology engineering in Maharashtra are-

• ICT Mumbai, Mumbai
• RTMNU Nagpur, Nagpur
• Amity University, Mumbai
• Government College of Engineering, Amravati.
• Vasantrao Naik College of Agricultural Biotechnology, Yavatmal.
• Institute of Bioinformatics and Biotechnology, Pune
• Jawaharlal Nehru College, Mumbai

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For finding the probability of the word engineer we would follow the mentioned below steps:

1. First of all we will find the number of letters in the word engineer which are 8.
2. Now we will find the number of letter e in the word engineer which are 3.
3. Now the way of writing probability of a number is this number of favourable outcomes upon total number of outcomes.
4. So we will write 3 as numerator and 8 as denominator and this will be the probability of letter e in the word engineer.

Here are some low price engineering colleges in Bangalore:

1. BMSCE, Bangalore with Rs. 0.88 lakhs
2. UVCE Bangalore with Rs. 0.97 lakhs
3. Dr Ambedkar Institute of Technology, Bangalore with Rs. 1.10 lakhs
4. AIT, Bangalore with Rs. 1.88 lakhs
5. RVCE Bangalore with Rs. 2.35 lakhs
6. BIT Bangalore with Rs. 2.37 lakhs
7. BMSIT Bangalore with Rs. 2.13 lakhs
8. NMIT, Bangalore with Rs. 2.65 lakhs
9. Sir MVIT, Bangalore with Rs. 2.72 lakhs
10. Amrita School of Engineering, Bengaluru with Rs. 4.00 lakhs
11. DSU, Bangalore with Rs. 4.20 lakhs

Hello,

In India, every year more than 15 lakh engineers graduate in fields like IT, mechanical, civil, electrical, chemical, etc. There is intense competition among grads for jobs, but if you use the correct method, you can find one quickly.

First and first, it's important to comprehend the requirements of recruiters. You will undoubtedly land a job the day you realise this. One thing to keep in mind is that you won't get paid unless you help the other person make more money than you do.

Today, university placement and talent assessment-based job portals are the two reliable methods of finding employment. You can participate in placement interviews if a company comes to visit your campus. Another choice is that there are various platforms that provide skill assessments tests, and many startups and MNCs hire applicants based on the results. I can offer you the example of Relevel, a platform that also administers pre-employment tests and assists employers in selecting the most qualified candidates based on test results. The greatest organisations in a variety of fields, including IT, civil engineering, mechanical engineering, chemical engineering, etc., can be found on this platform, and these businesses frequently hire new employees.

The majority of recruiters use these two methods since they enable them to locate the top prospects quickly and easily.

Good Luck!!

Dear aspirant,

Bapatla Women`s Engineering college has good facilities. The college provides good placement opportunities for students. The college has good academics based learning also. Companies visit the college every year for the college to hire students. In terms of placements in the college, the college does not have plenty of opportunities in placements. college offers less amount of placement opportunities for the students.

The college has good facilities like Girls hostel, library, cafetoria, wifi, bank facilities, transport, etc..

you can use this below link to get more details regarding the college.

BWEC Bapatla Genuine Reviews on Placements, Courses, Faculty & Facilities (careers360.com)

check the above link for more info regarding college.

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Hello Aspirant

In a nutshell, a doctor in India earns far more money at the entry level than an engineer. But as engineers get more experience and are paid significantly more, the difference between the two figures starts to close over time.

The salary constraints are however dependent on various factors.:

• Educational Qualification
• Working Methodology
• Area of Work

Dear Aspirant,

The course structure for your course of choice will vary from college to college.

Generally you'll have to take a multitude of courses in your first year and then you would start taking your branch specific courses as you move on.

Generally you will have to take:

1. Computer programming (Programming and data structures)

2. Engineering design ( engineering graphics and drawings)

3. Engineering mathematics ( Linear algebra, Ordinary differential equations)

4. Engineering physics ( Electricity and magnetism)

5. Engineering chemistry

6. Communication skills

7. Chemistry and physics lab

8. Basic programming like C, C++, python lab

This is just a basic structure.

Hope this helps